Jeremy Hill
It all begins with an idea.
Volunteer Jeremy Hill will sell you popcorn. He’d also build you a home, pour your concrete walk, coach your high school son’s soccer team, or sell you a lot in the 100-home trailside community he’s developing. The owner of Hill Construction, Hayward Concrete, and The Preserve became an empty-nester this fall and decided to use his spare time to volunteer at his favorite concert venue.
Hill was well aware of the work involved in running a business when he moved to Hayward in 2000. He grew up in Prescott, Wisconsin, where his family ran a busy restaurant. He started work here as a carpenter for Tworek Construction and then went out on his own three years later. Now his businesses have 50 employees. His son Noah was an all-conference midfielder/forward and is now a freshman at the University of Minnesota-Duluth. Hill’s own athletic pursuits include skiing multiple Birkies and Kortes and biking the Chequamegon 40 Mountain Bike race.
Attending concerts and working concessions are just a small part of Hill's support for the Park. He’s helped rebuild the stage and front sidewalk and is a key player in planning future maintenance and improvements of the historic but aging structure.
“The Park is awesome,” says Hill. “I can’t imagine living in Hayward without it.”
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